Many of our trips can be customized depending on our travelers' preferences. Here are examples of bookable itineraries designed especially for our travelers.

Customized Itineraries: Bespoke + Tailormade

Most itineraries on Yugen Earthside can be customized to perfectly suit your needs. We can also help design a custom itinerary from scratch in whichever country you have in mind.

We'll connect you directly to a local expert; they'll modify or design an itinerary just as you wish.

When finalized, we'll list the trip on Yugen Earthside for future travelers to discover.

Yugen Earthside will process your payment and include carbon removal contributions for each traveler.

Below are some examples of customized itineraries we've assisted clients with in the past. Each one is bookable - simply inquire for pricing.

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Prices are for double room occupancy unless indicated otherwise.

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Discover the rich blend of cultural & natural experiences Bhutan's highlights have to offer, and witness the iconic Black Necked Crane Festival! Carbon removals included.

[10 days] Bhutan Highlights & Black Necked Crane Festival Tour | Yugen Earthside

Discover the rich blend of cultural and natural experiences Bhutan's highlights have to offer, and witness the iconic Black Necked Crane Festival!

This 10-day Bhutan trip offers a captivating journey through the heart of this enchanting Himalayan kingdom. You'll stay in 4* accommodations (included) spending 3 nights in Thimphu, 4 nights in Gangtey, and 2 nights in Paro.

Starting in Paro and proceeding directly to Thimphu, the capital city, the itinerary begins with visits to picturesque monasteries (including one accessed by a short hike), with visits to vibrant local markets sprinkled in.

The tour continues to Punakha and the stunning Gangtey Valley, with a special focus on the annual Black Necked Crane Festival and Black Necked Crane Observatory. You'll explore Bhutan's unique environment and culture, and enjoy a mixture of historical and natural wonders.

The journey concludes with a visit to Paro's special landmarks, including the stunning Taktsang Monastery ("Tiger's Nest"), and is rounded out by a wholesome local dining experience.

This immersive trip allows travelers to soak up the beauty and spirituality of Bhutan, leaving them with cherished memories of this remarkable destination.

Visit classic Thimphu sites like the Local Crafts Bazaar, the National Library, and the Institute for Zorg Chusum (Painting School)

Experience a living museum for the cultural heritage of Bhutanese people

See the King's Memorial Chorten and six impressive forts ('Dzongs')

Enjoy engaging hikes to the Cheri Monastery and the renowned Taktsang Monastery ("Tiger's Nest"), and visit a few more monasteries by car along the way

Visit the Sangchen Dorji Lhendup nunnery near Punakha

Walk through local markets and admire bamboo products, slate, stone carvings, and more

Explore the Gangtey Valley and celebrate with locals at the Black Necked Crane Festival - you'll have time at the Black Necked Crane Observatory, too

Savor an authentic dining experience at a local farmhouse and taste Bhutanese cuisine while feeling the warmth of local hospitality

Visit the RENEW Center, a non-profit organization working to: Respect, Educate, Nurture, & Empower Women

November is one of the best months to visit Bhutan. Temperatures are mild and pleasant, which allows for very enjoyable short hikes with spectacular views. Expect temperatures to be warm during the day and a bit cold during the evening, ranging from 41°F-54°F.

Festivals are abundant and a special way for visitors to connect with Bhutan's culture. This trip is only offered once per year, in November, to coincide with the Black Necked Crane Festival.

Personal expenses (tipping, laundry, phone calls, etc.)

Lunch at local restaurants or en-route picnics

All transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary

Experienced English-speaking accompanying guide

Governmental royalty and taxes (including the $100 per person/night Sustainable Development Fee)

One-way airfare from Kathmandu, Nepal to Paro, Bhutan: approx. $280

One-way airfare from Delhi, India to Paro, Bhutan: approx. $335

Layover in India (round trip airport transfer, BnB accommodation overnight between Nov. 4th and Nov. 5th): approx. $80

Layover in India (round trip airport transfer, 5* hotel accommodation overnight between Nov. 4th and Nov. 5th): approx. $180

Prices are based on a trip from November 2024. Contact us for current pricing.

We are a Travelife-certified company, and we work to reduce all negative impacts on the natural and social environments. One of our approaches is to support our business partners, such as accommodation providers and excursion providers, in adopting sustainable best practices. By doing so, we promote greater tourism dispersal and help boost the local economy. Our focus on sustainability also includes creating awareness among our guests, office, and trekking staff.


We prioritize environmental practices that minimize negative impacts on the natural environment. For example, we use biodegradable hand soap and cleaning powder for our office, and we source these products from women who are mostly from poor, remote communities. We also encourage travelers to bring reusable water bottles and water filter tablets to reduce plastic waste. Our guides collect trash along the trail and dispose of it in designated areas, and we use cloth bags as much as possible. In addition, our trip includes low-carbon impact activities such as village walks, hiking, visiting local artisan workshops, and interacting with locals. Our office is solar-powered, and we prioritize energy-efficient lights and water-efficient toilets.


Our sociocultural practices focus on supporting the local communities we visit. Our trip takes guests to medieval towns that have remained largely untouched by modern life, promoting greater tourism dispersal and boosting the local economy. Meals are cooked using local produce, and we cater to guests' dietary requirements, such as vegetarian and vegan options. Our focus on sustainability also includes providing poverty-stricken children with shelter and education and engaging in various volunteering and charitable organizations. Additionally, our trip focuses on gaining a deep understanding of the everyday lifestyles of locals, strolling around old alleys and traditional houses, and hiking through ethnic villages.

For the safe keeping of your passport, air tickets, cash, and other valuable items we advise the use of a neck wallet or money belt while traveling.

A safety deposit box is available in city hotels to store your valuable items but during the tour, you have to secure your belongings. We recommend you leave valuables at your home. A lock is suggested for securing your luggage.

It is advised to consult or get professional advice from a travel doctor about vaccinations and medical travel information beforehand.

Avoid consuming ice, salad, raw vegetables, and deep-fried, spicy, and greasy food.

The company and our suppliers (including for accommodation and transportation) adhere to stringent protocols related to health and safety.

Bhutan Highlights & Black Necked Crane Festival Tour

Discover the authentic classics of Thailand from the traditional cuisine and elephants near Chiang Mai in the north to the sparkling beaches of Krabi in the South. Carbon removals included!

[12 days] Authentic Thailand Classics: North to South | Yugen Earthside

Discover the authentic classics of Thailand from the traditional cuisine and elephants near Chiang Mai in the north to the sparkling beaches of Krabi in the south.

This 12-day adventure through Thailand's enchanting landscapes and vibrant cultures is an expertly crafted blend of traditional experiences, tasty cuisine, and relaxing beach time.

After arriving in Bangkok, your trip will truly begin once you reach the northern haven of Chiang Mai. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing Loy Krathong festival*, crafting traditional decorations and witnessing the breathtaking river lantern ceremony. You'll also be able to interact responsibly and ethically with elephants at the Elephant Rescue Park and savor a special Khantoke dinner. 

Next, you'll journey to the picturesque Krabi, where you can enjoy days at your leisure by pristine beaches. You'll also have a private speedboat excursion to visit the idyllic Phi Phi Islands.

Ending your trip to Bangkok, you'll explore hidden scenes of this bustling and energetic city. For example, you'll go along the River of Life and experience the unique Damnoen Saduak and Talad Rom Hoob markets before enjoying a special gastronomic experience. Foodies will further delight in a Chinatown walking tour and a feast amid Bangkok's Dragon Belly to round out your time in Thailand.

*The Loy Krathong festival takes place on November 16th, 2024. If interested in this itinerary outside of the festival, we will modify it for you accordingly.

Festival celebration of Loy Krathong and Yi Peng

Traditional Khantoke dinner with dances and music

Responsible elephant experience at the Elephant Rescue Park

Private speedboat tour of the Phi Phi Islands

Free time to explore Krabi and Chiang Mai at your leisure

Boat tour along the 'khlongs' (canals) to discover the hidden scenes of Bangkok

Traditional markets on boats and along railway tracks

Unique gastronomic experience with a friendly local chef

November through February is a fantastic time to visit Thailand. Temperatures are pleasant and mild, and the humidity is lower which makes outdoor activities more enjoyable. December and January are the peak months with the most visitors. We recommend November or February to assist with tourism dispersal and help combat overtourism.

November is a special time to visit as one of Thailand's main festivals, Loy Krathong, typically falls during this month and is celebrated country-wide. In 2024, this festival falls on November 16th. In 2025, it will fall on November 6th.

Regional and domestic flights within Thailand

Hotel porters, tips, and personal expenses

Any services not clearly mentioned in program

1 night shared-double room in Bangkok (Day 1) in a 4* hotel

10 nights private room accommodations in 4* hotels (Days 2-12)

Transportation by private minivan with A/C

Transfers and transportation by private/public boat as mentioned in program

We can help you coordinate regional and domestic flights. Below prices are approximations are are subject to change; confirm before booking.

Our tours follow sustainability guidelines developed in collaboration with ChildSafe and Travelife. We only offer certified tours with a controlled impact on our destinations and communities, reducing the negative environmental impact and generating a positive economic and social impact. 

Since 2020, we decided to stop the distribution of single-use plastic bottles and replace them with the Refill not Landfill Project with water stations at the various hotels and vehicles.

For the safekeeping of your passport, air tickets, cash, and other valuable items we advise the use of a neck wallet or money belt while traveling.

We recommend you leave valuables at your home. A lock is suggested for securing your luggage.

Avoid consuming ice, salad, raw vegetables, and deep-fried, spicy, and greasy food. Be cautious with street food.

Authentic Thailand Classics: North to South

This 'Dive & Stay' package in the Galapagos Islands is for beginners seeking scuba diving open water PADI certification. Carbon removals included!

[7 days] Scuba 'Dive & Stay' Certification Package - Galapagos Islands

This 'Dive & Stay' package in the Galapagos Islands is for beginners seeking scuba diving open water PADI certification.

When not visiting beautiful dive sites, you'll experience several iconic land-based excursions around the Galapagos Islands or have free time to relax, all while basing your stay in a cozy guest house nearby.

This Dive & Stay package is at a PADI 5-star dive resort on Santa Cruz Island. Airport transfers from Baltra and dive equipment are included!

1 scuba diving pool session and 4 open water scuba dives

Be on the lookout for: reef fish, sharks, turtles, sea lions, rays, barracudas, eels, invertebrates, and more

1 free day (relax or add on an additional excursion)

Dive sites depend on the day of the week.

Tuesday: Gordon Rocks (only for divers with 25+ dives)

Wednesday: North Mosquera / Seymour Channel

Saturday: Seymour Northeast / Seymour Channel

Sunday: Punta Carrion / Gordon Rocks (only for divers with 25+ dives)

Here is what to expect at each dive site:

Location: South of Santa Cruz Island, 3 possible dive sites: Punta Cormorant, Champion, and Enderby; it is 1 hour and a half away from our base.

Site Conditions: Depth of 18m. Normally the sites do not present strong currents. Reef dives where corals and sponges can be found.

Activity: Cleaning station, sea lions, Galapagos sharks, white tip reef sharks, red-lipped batfish, turtles, reef fishes, sting rays, eagle rays, barracudas, and various invertebrates.

(Min. experience to participate: 25 logged dives or the previous evaluation of our dive guides at another site.)

Location: North of Santa Cruz Island, 2 dive sites located 30 minutes from Itabaca Channel (North side of Santa Cruz Island).

Site Conditions: This rock formation is a world-renowned site. It is only for intermediate and advanced divers due to the strong currents and surges.

Activity: Hammerhead shark, cleaning station, Galapagos sharks, white tip reef shark, mobulas (devil rays), turtles, reef fishes, sting rays, eagle rays, Galapagos eel, barracudas, and various invertebrates.

Location: North of Santa Cruz Island between North Seymour Island and Baltra Island. This is an islet that emerges from the sea (sand bar), one dive site located 25 minutes from Itabaca Channel (North side of Santa Cruz island).

Site Conditions: Normally there are no strong currents and a sandy bottom around 10 meters with garden eels and pelagic species. North Mosquera presents a sandy rock area that connects with Seymour Channel, where reef fishes and sharks rest.

Activity: Hammerhead sharks, Galapagos sharks, black tip reef sharks, white tip reef sharks, sea lions, turtles, barracudas, reef fishes, sting rays, eagle rays, mobulas (devil rays), Galápagos eels, and various invertebrates.

Location: North of Santa Cruz Island, 2 dive sites located 25 minutes from Itabaca Channel (North side of Santa Cruz Island).

Site Conditions: For all levels of divers, although sometimes there can be strong currents, platform reefs with a diversity of fish species, sandy bottom with a 10m reef where there are a lot of reef sharks, and a fish cleaning station.

Activity: Cleaning station, sea lions, Galapagos sharks, white/ black tip reef sharks, hammerhead sharks, mobulas (devil rays), turtles, reef fishes, sting rays, eagle rays, Galapagos eel, barracudas, and various invertebrates.

Location: Located east of Santiago Island, a small Island with the famous Bartholomew pinnacle, dive sites are located 1.5 hours from Itabaca Channel (North side of Santa Cruz Island).

Site Conditions: No strong currents to expect. A platform is found at approximately 10 meters of depth where a variety of reef fishes rest. On the edge of this platform, there are underwater cliffs that start at a depth of about 15 meters with good probabilities to observe pelagic species.

Activity: White tip reef sharks, reef fishes, barracudas, turtles, mantas, mobulas (devil rays), sting rays, and various invertebrates.

Location: North-east of Santiago island near Bartholomew island. Dive sites are located 1.5 hours from Itabaca Channel (North side of Santa Cruz Island).

Site Conditions: Normally there are no strong currents at this site; this is partly a reef dive, partly a wall dive where the endemic black coral is found.

Activity: Cleaning station, sea horses, barracudas, sea lions, Galapagos sharks, white tip reef sharks, turtles, reef fishes, sting rays, eagle rays, various invertebrates. At surface intervals, penguins can be observed.

Location: North of Santa Cruz Island between North Seymour Island and Baltra Island, this is an islet that emerges from the sea (sand bar), one dive site located 25 minutes from Itabaca Channel (North side of Santa Cruz Island).

Site Conditions: There are no strong currents; a big reef of 5 meters with an inclination ravine of m with black coral and mollusks invertebrates; there is also a submarine rift from 18 meters with pelagic species.

Activity: Hammerhead sharks, black tip reef sharks, white tip reef sharks, sea lions, turtles, barracuda, reef fishes, sting rays, eagle rays, mobulas (devil rays), Galápagos eels, and various invertebrates.

Location: North of Santa Cruz Island, an exposed rock, one dive site located 30 minutes from Itabaca Channel (North side of Santa Cruz Island).

Site Conditions: Moderate currents, rocky and sandy bottom. Here we find a small cave (this is NOT a cave dive) where white-tip reef sharks rest. Additionally, there is a pinnacle where we can find a diversity of rays, Galápagos sharks, turtles, coral reef fishes, barracudas, black coral walls, and various invertebrates.

Activity: Cleaning station, barracudas, sea lions, Galapagos sharks, white tip reef sharks, turtles, reef fishes, mantas, sting rays, eagle rays, and various invertebrates.

Location: North of Santa Cruz Island, located 30 minutes from Itabaca Channel (North side of

Santa Cruz Island). Site Conditions: A bit more difficult in relation to Seymour Channel. Rocky bottom with small caves at 12m where you can find turtles or reef sharks resting; currents are possible (not too strong). The dive starts on the coast and then goes into the blue to watch bigger pelagics, at the end of the dive there is a platform where sea lions play with the flow, and a cleaning station.

Activity: Cleaning station, sea lions, Galapagos sharks, white tip reef sharks, hammerhead sharks, mobulas (devil rays), turtles, reef fishes, sting rays, eagle rays, Galapagos eel, barracudas, and various invertebrates.

Site Conditions: For all levels of divers, although sometimes there can be strong currents, platform reefs with a diversity of fish species, sandy bottom with 10m reef where there a lot of reef sharks, and a fish cleaning station.

Location: Punta Carrion is located northeast of Santa Cruz Island.

Site conditions: Punta Carrión is a site with high ecological value due to the mangrove ecosystems that harbor an extensive variety of marine species and marine-coastal birds. This dive site offers ideal conditions for beginners and advanced divers as it has a protected area at the beginning of the dive with calm sea, and no currents at the sandy/rocky bottom full of marine life before reaching the gorge exposed to the currents. This outer side with its swell and currents ranging from moderate to strong offers favorable conditions for pelagic species.

Activity: The mangrove areas that offer protection to small fish allow this place to have a great variety of reef fish such as angelfish, butterfly fish, surgeonfish, grunts, snappers, damselfish, cod, scorpion fish, parrotfish, old Mexican, stonefish, hedgehog fish, trumpet fish, cornet fish, moray eels, tiger eels. Also, sea turtles can be spotted, as well as different species of rays such as skates, marbled rays, eagle rays, giltheads, mobulas (devil rays), and different species of sharks such as white tips, Galapagos sharks, hammerhead sharks, black tip sharks.

The climate of the Galapagos Islands is subtropical.

December to May: Warm season. Low 80°F/26°C – High 90°F/32°C, strong sun and rain alternately; warmer and calmer seas.

June to September: Cool season. Low 60°F/15°C – High 70°F/20°C, mornings are often misty; the drizzle ‘garua’ is common.

October to December: Dry season. Low 70°F/20°C – High 80°F/26°C, it's a good time to visit for mild weather conditions.

Below are specifics about the dive conditions:

January to June: 70°F/20°C – 80°F/26°C water temperature; southeast trade winds become weaker, and water coming from the Panama Basin brings warmer, calmer seas; sailing to any island/dive spot is easier.

July to December: 65°F/18°C – 75°F/23°C water temperature; the Humboldt Current typically brings choppy seas and strong surges making sailing times longer.

The Humboldt Current, like the upwelling of the Cromwell Deep Current off the Galapagos Islands, makes the waters quite cold for divers. Thermoclines even colder than 65°F/18°C are possible. We provide 5 or 7mm wetsuits and have accessories such as hoods. If you are not used to cold seas, or if you feel cold easily, please feel free to bring an extra base layer.

Snacks, lunches, & non-alcoholic beverages as mentioned in the itinerary

Transfers to/from Baltra Airport with an English-speaking guide

Either 1 pool session + 4 open water dives

Private, bilingual (EN/ES) divemaster guide

Carbon removals are included with your booking.

The dive company is locally-owned, and cooperates with the National Park and the Charles Darwin Research Station to support their projects to protect the islands.


The accommodation is a locally-owned guest house implementing the following sustainability measures:

Everything used in the bathroom is biodegradable: liquid soap, shampoo, and bamboo bags for garbage cans.

There is a big hot water heater (instead of an instantaneous water heater).

All garbage is thrown away according to the recycling rules.

Scuba 'Dive & Stay' Certification Package - Galapagos Islands

Travel through Scotland's iconic towns and isles from Glasgow to Edinburgh on this 13-day, slow-travel, train & bus journey. Carbon removals included!

[13 days] Scotland by Train | Yugen Earthside

Travel through the heart of Scotland, visiting iconic towns and isles from Glasgow to Edinburgh on this 13-day, slow-travel, train & bus journey.

Enchanting and rugged landscapes, ancient castles, and misty lochs await!

Traveling in late summer/early autumn combines pleasant weather, stunning scenery, fewer crowds, and unique wildlife spotting, making it an ideal time to experience the natural beauty and cultural richness of the Scottish Highlands.

September marks the transition from summer to autumn in Scotland. While the weather can still be relatively mild, with average temperatures ranging from around 50°F to 61°F, it tends to be cooler than the peak summer months, making it more comfortable for outdoor activities such as hiking and exploring the countryside. Additionally, September typically sees fewer rainy days compared to earlier in the summer, offering better chances for clear skies and stunning views of the Highlands' rugged landscapes.

Reviewing clients' choice of hotel (if needed)

Basic support during trip in case of issues with pre-booked transportation & activities

This trip has been designed by a locally-owned and woman-owned partner in Scotland. It emphasizes transportation by train and bus. As a slow travel journey, the itinerary helps with tourism dispersal so that travelers see more than just the big tourist hubs, and support of local businesses along the way.

Discover the underwater treasures of the Red Sea in Egypt with this sustainable scuba "Dive & Stay" package based in Sharm el Sheikh. Carbon removals included!

[8 days] Sustainable Scuba 'Dive & Stay' Package - Egypt | Yugen Earthside

Discover the underwater treasures of the Red Sea in Egypt with this sustainable scuba "Dive & Stay" package based in Sharm el Sheikh.

Sharm el Sheikh is a city located on the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt. It's renowned for its beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs, making it a popular destination for scuba diving enthusiasts from around the world.

Scuba diving in the Red Sea is suitable for divers of all levels looking to appreciate exceptional biodiversity in crystal-clear and warm water year-round. You'll see pristine coral reefs and vibrant marine life, and it's possible to access deep walls and wrecks. 

Enjoy 5 diving days with (2 boat dives per day, with a guide) and 1 free day

Immerse yourself amongst coral reefs and colorful tropical fish

Keep your eyes peeled for sharks, dolphins, and more

Stay in a boutique resort accommodation with a pool, onsite restaurant and cafe, and rooftop bar

The Red Sea enjoys warm water temperatures year-round, typically ranging from 72°F (22°C) in winter to 84°F (29°C) in summer. This comfortable water temperature makes diving possible throughout the year. 

October to May: This is the high season when water temperatures are more comfortable and marine life is abundant. Especially from December to April, the Red Sea sees the highest influx of tourists and divers.

June & September: These months are the shoulder seasons. Diving conditions will still be good and there are generally fewer tourists.

July & August: Though possible to dive, this is considered the off-season. Water temperatures can be uncomfortably warm, and there may be higher levels of plankton, reducing visibility.

We recommend diving during the shoulder seasons, if your schedule allows, to help combat overtourism and promote tourism dispersal.

7 nights' stay in a double or twin room at boutique resort accommodations

Premium breakfast (English, Egyptian, Healthy, or Vegan) each day

Full payment is due 60 days before your arrival day.

In case of cancellation more than 28 days prior to the arrival date, no cancellation fee will be applied.

In case of cancellation between 28 and 15 days prior to arrival date, a cancellation fee equivalent to 50% of the total booking value will be applied.

In case of cancellation between 14 and 8 days prior to arrival date, a cancellation fee equivalent to 75% of the total booking value will be applied.

In case of cancellation 7 days or less prior to arrival date, a cancellation fee equivalent to 100% of the total booking value will be applied.

In case of no-show, a no-show fee equivalent to 100% of the total booking value will be applied. 

SSI Scuba Skills Update: $150, equipment included

The following add-ons are not included in the trip price and must be paid locally onsite. Prices cover the duration of the trip.

We are a locally-owned, Egyptian company offering dive and stay packages emphasizing awareness, responsibility, and education. Our resort is Green Hotel Certified - an Egyptian eco-label that promotes sustainable tourism by recognizing accommodations committed to environmental and social responsibility practices. We are also the only Egyptian dive site with Green Fins Gold status due to our efforts to protect and conserve coral reefs and engage in sustainable scuba diving.

Environmental Initiatives
We upgraded to custom-built dive boats in 2013, primarily powered by solar panels, improving their environmental impact. The boats also have an energy-efficient fresh air inlet system, and an onboard septic tank which helps keep the sea clean!

It's a 5-minute walk to the marina from the resort, reducing the need for additional transportation once you are here.

We provide guests with a reusable water bottle and numbered cover so as to not lose track of it, and guests can refill the bottle from a chilled water cooler on the boat.

Solar panels cover our roof and provide energy and heating for the pool.

Double-glazed windows optimize air conditioning efficiency in each room.

In 2018, we said goodbye to single-use plastics. We have a "no plastic straw" policy, no longer have plastic wrappings in our breakfast boxes, and don't provide plastic bags for anything purchased.

In 2019, we became a Green Fins member for our efforts in promoting best practices in responsible marine tourism.

In 2022, our hotel and resort became a Green Star Hotel for our efforts in pioneering sustainable hospitality practices.

We are a locally-owned, Egyptian company running a small, boutique dive & stay experience.

Sociocultural Initiatives
We are a completely wheelchair-accessible dive resort. Our accommodation facilities, including rooms, restaurants, and bars, and our dive boats are fully equipped for accessible tourism and we have won first prize in a competition for accessible tourism in Egypt.

Divers are always accompanied by a guide. There will be a full briefing before every dive covering safety and features of interest. All dive boats and our dive center carry emergency equipment.

If you are certified as an open-water diver but have not dived in 1 or 2 years, we will have you do either a Check Dive or an SSI half-day skills refresher.

Sustainable Scuba 'Dive & Stay' Package - Egypt

This privately guided, ethical & carbon-offset climb takes you up Mount Kilimanjaro via the 8-day Lemosho Route, followed by a leisurely 4-day safari. Carbon removals included!

Customized Itinerary

Customized Itineraries: Bespoke + Tailormade

Bhutan Highlights & Black Necked Crane Festival Tour

Authentic Thailand Classics: North to South

Scuba 'Dive & Stay' Certification Package - Galapagos Islands

Scotland by Train

Sustainable Scuba 'Dive & Stay' Package - Egypt

Ethical Private Mount Kilimanjaro Climb (Lemosho Route) & Safari

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